Natal Signs: Cultural Representations of Pregnancy, Birth and Parenting

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Burton, Nadya
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Demeter Press 2015.
Temas:
Pregnancy > Social aspects.
Social perception.
Manners and customs.
Gender identity.
Pregnancy
Social Perception
Cultural Characteristics
Gender Identity
Grossesse > Aspect social.
Perception sociale.
Mœurs et coutumes.
Identité de genre.
pregnancy.
customs (social concepts)
Pregnancy > Social aspects
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Intro
  • NATAL SIGNS: Cultural Representations of Pregnancy, Birth and Parenting
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Notice
  • Dedication
  • Table of Contents
  • Acknowledgements
  • NADYA BURTON Introduction
  • 1. LOOKING AT PREGNANCY LAUREN CRUIKSHANK What to Expect When Your Avatar is Expecting Representations of Pregnancy and Birth in Video Games
  • MICHELLE WALKS Masculine Pregnancy Butch Lesbians', Trans Men's & Genderqueer Individuals' Experiences1
  • K.J. SURKAN That Fat Man is Giving Birth Gender Identity, Reproduction and the Pregnant Body
  • DAMIEN W. RIGGS AND DEBORAH DEMPSEY Gay Men's Narratives of Pregnancy in the Context of Commercial Surrogacy
  • BRESCIA NEMBER REID Crone and Moon, Umbilical Cords/Blood Ties
  • JENNIFER LONG Imminent
  • ELIZABETH ALLEMANG Heroes and Villains Representations of Midwives in Ontario's Late Twentieth Century Midwifery Revival
  • MARY SHARPE AND KORY MCGRATH Spacemaking and Midwifery With, Within, Without
  • 2. LOOKING AT BIRTH CLAIRE DION FLETCHER AND CHERYLLEE BOURGEOIS Refusing Delinquency, Reclaiming Power Indigenous Women and Childbirth
  • ALYS EINION Resistance and Submission A Critique of Representations of Birth
  • ANNA HENNESSEY Representations of Birth and Motherhood as Contemporary Forms of the Sacred
  • NATALIE JOLLY Does Labour Mean Work? A Look at the Meaning of Birth in Amish and Non-Amish Society
  • JEANNE LYONS Representing Birth An Inquiry into Art Making and Birth Giving: Implications for Teaching Student Midwives
  • MARNI KOTAK Birth is a Labour of Art
  • ARA PARKER Split Open
  • ROSIE ROSENZWEIG Flower of My Flesh
  • SUSAN HOGAN, CHARLOTTE BAKER, SHELAGH CORNISH, PAULA MCCLOSKEY AND LISA WATTS Birth Shock Exploring Pregnancy, Birth, and the Transition to Motherhood Using Participatory Arts
  • KORY MCGRATH AND LYNN FARRALES Making Meaning of Stillbirth
  • 3. LOOKING AT PARENTING BETH OSNES Kids Aren't Cute
  • RACHEL EPP BULLER Paternal Loss and Anticipation An Artist's Perspective
  • Figure 2: Merrill Krabill, Untitled, 1990. Mixed media. Collection of Bethel College, Gift of Bob Regier.
  • Figure 4: Merrill Krabill, "Normal Curve I-with the Ocean," 1997. Digital photograph montage.
  • REBECCA ENGLISH, RAECHEL JOHNS, AND ANGELA DWYER Two Mums and Some Babies Queering Motherhood
  • BETTY ANN MARTIN Go the Fuck to Sleep Prince George? Juxtaposing Cultural Representations of Motherhood and Exploring the Politics of Authenticity
  • About the Contributors

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